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• A new class named ThreadExample is defined with a main method.
• Inside the main method:
• Two instances of MyRunnable are created with different messages.
• Two Thread instances (t1 and t2) are created, each initialized with a different MyRunnable instance and a
thread name.
• The start method is called on each Thread instance, initiating the execution of the run method in a separate
thread.
Step 3: Execution

• When the program runs, two threads (t1 and t2) are created, and each executes its run method independently.
• The run method contains a loop that prints the thread name, the specified message, and a loop variable
from 0 to 4.

• As a result, you’ll see interleaved output from both threads, showing the concurrent execution.

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